Marine-Ordbog
Forfatter: H. Wolfhagen
År: 1903
Forlag: Jacob Lunds Boghandel
Sted: København
Sider: 664
UDK: 801.3.629.12(03) Wol
I. Maritime udtryk paa dansk, engelsk, fransk, tysk.
II. Sproglige vink paa engelsk, fransk, tysk.
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Dagvagt............................
Formiddagsvagt.....................
Kvældsvagt.........................
Vagt fra 4—6 E. M..................
Vagt fra 6—8 E. M..................
Overlevering af Vagten..............
At afløse Vagten....................
At overtage Vagten.................
At have Vagt.......................
At mønstre Vagten..................
At gaa Vagt om Vagt...............
Styrbordsvagt .......................
Bagbordsvagt.....................................
Frivagt.............................
Frigængere..........................
Vagtposten prajer...................
At slaa Glas........................
Otte Glas!..........................
Alt vel! (Skildvagts- Praj)............
At have Tjeneste....................
At være tjenstfri....................
At være fraværende i Tjeneste.......
Vagthavende Officer .................
Vagthavende Underofficer............
Daglig Tjeneste.....................
Reveille.............................
Tapto____..............................
Vagtsbænk..........................
Vagtskib............................
Kuller ni. in.
At fordele i Ruller..................
At sætte Folkene i Bakker...........
Skibsnummer........................
Bemandingsreglement................
Köngens Kvarter — Dronningens Kvarter
Baksgast — Agtergast...............
Brandrulle..........................
Morning-watch.......................
Forenoon-watch......................
Afternoon-watch.....................
First dog-watch......................
Second dog-watch....................
Delivery of the watch...............
To relieve the watch................
To take over the watch..............
To be on duty.......................
To muster the watch................
To keep watch and watch...........
Starboard-watch......................
Port-watch .........................
Watch below........................
Idlers ..............................
The sentry hails.....................
To strike the bell...................
Eight bells!.........................
All’s well!..........................
To be on duty......................
To be off duty......................
To be absent on duty ..............
Officer of the watch.................
Petty officer of the watch...........
Daily duties.........................
Reveille.............................
Last post...........................
Conning-bench........ ......................
Guard-ship..........................
Bills etc.
To quarter..........................
To divide into messes................
Number of the bill..................
Table of complements of ship.......
Captain’s watch — Mate’s watch____
Forecastle-man — Quarterdeck-man ..
Fire-stations. Fire-bill................